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#JejuSarangMassim #JejuTravel #JejuSeniorClub #JejuHealingTravel #NaturalRecreationForest #ElderlyWelfare #ForestWatching #JejuOlle #JejuSarangMassimGroup6Eunju #shorts #vrew #GotjawalPrimitiveForestZone Walking along a Gotjawal forest path filled with trees and ferns intertwined with large and small rocks. Along the path, you can encounter outdoor classrooms where you can observe the natural ecosystem, such as the site of mountain fields where residents lived in the 1940s or the remains of old charcoal kilns. The word "Gotjawal" itself is a combination of "Got," which means forest in the Jeju dialect, and "Jawal," which signifies a place where trees, vines, and rocks are intermingled. Just by walking this path, you can feel the mysterious energy of this unique ecosystem with your whole body. The sculptural beauty created by nature. Tree roots (tubular roots) that have grown as if gripping the rocks to take root in the crevices between stones where there is almost no soil. Growing intertwined with one another Vines are unique works of art found only within the Gotjawal. Traces Where Time Stands Still As you walk, the remains of huts left by the people of Jeju in the past are the sites of their arduous lives. You can encounter the remains of charcoal kilns and traces of stone walls. The breath of a life that coexisted with nature on this barren land remains intact, making it an ideal place for a contemplative walk. Slow down the pace of your busy daily life and step into the Gotjawal of Keunjigri Oreum, the hidden lungs of Jeju. This place, where even the wind holds its breath, is a secret garden where time flows slowly. The refreshing scent of earth and the rich fragrance of grass brushing past your nose gently soothe your weary heart. Take a deep breath in, and then exhale again.